Online-voting company pushes to make it harder for researchers to find security flaws - CNET
This CNET news article from September 3, 2020 reports on e-voting company Voatz urging the Supreme Court to limit security research to authorized testing. Casey Ellis, founder of Bugcrowd, is quoted saying that making unauthorized access illegal would leave researchers unable to do their jobs while malicious hackers ignore the law.
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Voatz, an e-voting company, tells the Supreme Court that security research should be done only with permission.